Marble Pastry Board (18x18-in.) by RSVP International
Serious bakers know that marble is the best surface for rolling dough, as it keeps the dough cool. This attractive Pastry Board has stable plastic feet to protect tables and countertops. Please note: Due to the natural composition of marble, grain pattern and color may vary. See complete description »
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Serious bakers know that marble is the best surface for rolling dough, as it keeps the dough cool. This attractive Pastry Board has stable plastic feet to protect tables and countertops.
Please note: Due to the natural composition of marble, grain pattern and color may vary.
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I like the board very much but didn't realize how heavy it would be.
The marble pastry board arrived in a timely manner. The only flaw is a crack running through it. Although slight, it could lead to it breaking in the future. That is what happened to my old one. Other than that, I'm pleased with the marble board.
Great product. I don't have to use as much flour when I am rolling out pastry dough, so that's always a plus. Also it looks great and easy to clean.
PROS
Great for pie crust and other sticky doughs.
CONS
Feet need little stick on felt pads for granite counters
Very good quality, fast shipping..will highly recommend to friends.
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Rolling out pastry can be frustrating, especially if it's a warm day and you're working with an especially soft, buttery recipe like <i>pâte sablée. </i>If it starts to get sticky and you're at your wit's end, just scrape it back together and refrigerate for 30 minutes to an hour while you take a break. Pastry dough can almost always be salvaged.







